Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-23

known, and it wns expsetad thai 4 euns
nict between khem and ehs mnrasrern'
lberators woRid cesar. A special 20 the
Pest Diepatch states the intentinn az The
mob uas nos 90 free The criminals, hui
90 lynch them. Toe Sher d's partv r.
turned from their seaFoh this maFninR.
azd reported that the uurdsrels we're
carried 10 the bAnk Of the Arkansas
river. where they we're hanQed. As soon
as death ens1ed the bodies were cut
d0vn and est into the sfrsam.
A Declaisn 81 InlcresG
MIEwAUKKx. Jan. 2a.-The famous
suit Of DAnisi Wells, Jr.. against Peter
AcGeoch. the well knovn spssnlasor
in uheat, with whom be was associated
10 . disastrous lard deal a. Ohicaao in
1883. vas decided By sadze M4nn IN the
Ooanty Coarf this morning In fAvar Of
AcGeoch. the salt being dismissed with
costa Tue suit grew ont Of the failure
Of the great lard deal. Wells and Nc
Geooh advanced tf500o0 70 settle the
Ell airs Of the strandeS Eirm Of McGeooh.
EveFinRham & Co, and immediately
thereafter Wells broaRhs suit against
McGeoeh, charging the latter 18th se-
curing through misapprehension his
Wells half Of the aznount paid in the
settlement. The conFs decided that
Wells was fuily inlaFned Of shs paFiicn
lars Of the dsal, and that, therefore.
there vas no fraud; shat il vas =
''iumpf settlement shat must stand in
tne absens Of detailed accounts By
Wells; aud. furthermore. the JndRe said
the dealings Of the frm Wers gambling
contracts, conspiracy against public
policy, and for that reason the court
c0aid not even entertain the suit. Tue
court room Vas crowded, and the de.
cisiou was received with great deal Of
interest.
coston RuFnea.
MEMPHIs. Jan. - Cotton Press No.
1, Of the Merchants Cotton Press and
storage Company. corner Of Shelby and
a0nth streets, vas burned early this
morning, together with $500 bales Of
cotton. Loss shout es00e00. FuiIy in
sufed.
AcenmuiatIng coln.
NKw YonK. Jan. 22.-The Bank state.
ment shows q ueerve Increase Of &l6S,
co Banks nov bod SIS. .796, 900 in ex- |
cess Of the legal rule.
strife over.
JKRsRY CITY, dan. E.-Ihe L0KiIlaFd /
strikers have expressed their intention |
Of returning 70 work 90 Monday n orn-
inc. The irm will not increase wages,
and proposes to Todnos the working /
force Of the faotory 10 or Is per cent,
sLus throwing oua OF employment 500 or
700 strikers. About 500 hands were ai
work today.
Neither and Children lBariea To-
getheg.
CLEVELAND. Jan. 22.-Ia a plain
black oasket as the morRas today, lay
he body Of Mrs. Antoinette Oabelek.
The unnatural nother Who, on Thurs
iay batohersd three OF her. children,
Ind fatally wounded two others. and
hen hanged herself. Olasped TO her
bosom vas the body Of the baby, viii
10. In white easket near the black
lne. lay the bodies Of Annie and
Mamie, two other innocents. This AZ.
ernoou the bodies we're buried at the
,ity infirmary farm. Ne prayer was
aid or other religious service attempted.
Tue murderess and suicide was y
Jatholie. v. Cabelek, and the three
Ions who are spared to him, rode In a
IaFriage bshind the hearse. TIE two
'offins were deposited in ons grave.
Iames and fonia, the little boy and
lirl who were 90 terribly wounded by
be hendish mother, are still alive 10
he city hospital. Vaelor OAbelek
hows signs Of insanity. and il is feared
be awfal trouble will unsettle his rea-
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